The power of business to lift people out of poverty

Inspiered by the most sucsesful economy and social leaders

Breakthrough investments

We invest in early-stage companies whose products and services enable the poor to transform their lives. We also support our companies with the tools, networks, technical assistance and strategic guidance needed to succeed and scale into long-term solutions to poverty.

We develop leaders disrupting poverty

We build leaders with the skills, determination and moral imagination to challenge the status quo. Our Fellows Program develops extraordinary individuals with the knowledge, support system and practical wisdom to unlock their full potential to drive social change.

We create platforms that drive change

We uncover practical insights from a diversity of experts to further your ability to drive social change. We are diverse and united by a burning desire to change the world. We believe in action, commitment, and supporting each other.

Finclusion

Financial services for the 2.5 billion unbanked

Access to safe, easy and affordable financial services by
the poor and vulnerable groups, disadvantaged areas and lagging sectors is
recognized as a pre-condition for accelerating growth and reducing income
disparities and poverty. To overcome the impediments and to serve the financially excluded Finclusion.com offers a
comprehensive multi-channel solutions.

Astana Internationl Small Business Stock Exchange

Helping small businesses around the world to get funded and investors to get access to promising markets

Small
business constitutes a major force in the global economy. There are more
than 250 million small businesses in the world, and they
generate about 70 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP). The millions of individuals who have started businesses have shaped the business world as we
know it today. Some small business founders like Henry Ford and Thomas
Edison have even gained places in history. Others, including Bill Gates
(Microsoft), Sam Walton (Wal-Mart), Steve Jobs (Apple Computer), Michael
Dell (Dell, Inc.), Steve Case (AOL), Pierre Omidyar (eBay), and Larry
Page and Sergey Brin (Google), have changed the way business is done
today. Still millions of others have collectively contributed to our
standard of living.

Aside from
contributions to our general economic well-being, founders of small
businesses also contribute to growth and vitality in specific areas of
economic and socioeconomic development. In particular, small businesses
do the following:

Create jobs

Spark innovation

Provide opportunities for many people, including women and minorities, to achieve financial success and independence

In addition,
they complement the economic activity of large organizations by
providing them with components, services, and distribution of their
products.

iRobots A cloud based robotics

Cloud Robotics: One remorse superpower central-machine for better AI; Dynamic Algorithms: For better self-learning machines; Real a Time Micro Controllers: an operating system for micro-controllers that makes small, low-power edge devices easy to program, deploy, secure, connect, and manage; IoT as a service: For a glass of milk you don't have to buy a whole cow...

Body Chip Your body is your ID

Why do we still have to lug around several different credit cards, or
keys for irritating doors to the car and the office, when technology has
far surpassed the need for any of them? Lots
of people are moving to store these sorts of things in their
smartphones, of course, using services like Apple Pay and smart locks.
But phones can be lost and hacked. So
a growing number of people are opting for something even more invasive,
and arguably practical: a surgically inserted microchip